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Speaker 4: I like that. That's official for Shure man. We whistle,
Speaker 4: I see man.
Speaker 3: You know what the hip hop fraternity, Yes, sir, it's
Speaker 3: pretty main international right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, currently yeah, thirty seven cities and we have a
Speaker 7: possibly about eleven thy ten to eleven thousand members and
Speaker 7: we have all social media athf media, dot com. So
Speaker 7: that's how people come. It's one hundred percent free. We
Speaker 7: started in Atlanta, Georgia four years ago in my condo
Speaker 7: and Buckhead. I let everyone in free and we've been
Speaker 7: doing that for four years. I feed the kids for free.
Speaker 7: I let him perform free. We spent one hundreds of
Speaker 7: thousand dollars on food and just losing money, not getting paid,
Speaker 7: and we bought concerts and everything. And the purpose of
Speaker 7: my son was down there and he was doing showcases.
Speaker 7: He was you know, you know, how to be getting
Speaker 7: there all right. Yeah, so they were breaking you know,
Speaker 7: you know, I'm feeling it right, So I said, after
Speaker 7: the disrupt the entire industry of the music seeing down
Speaker 7: in Atlanta. So I know, the best way to disrupt
Speaker 7: something is to do for free, because can't nobody compete
Speaker 7: with free. But it turned into a business. And then
Speaker 7: I followed the Mark Suckingberg model and the Google Brothers
Speaker 7: model with you know, free services in exchange for data.
Speaker 7: So our AHHLF media dot com collects data and we
Speaker 7: able to send out mega emails and like millimeterion seconds
Speaker 7: to communicate with the people and to bring people together.
Speaker 7: So in these thirty seven states, what happens is these brothers,
Speaker 7: they support each other.
Speaker 5: You know, we share each other.
Speaker 7: Videos, you know, we we move together, we act together
Speaker 7: with just.
Speaker 5: One big body.
Speaker 7: We are the one of them brother the ospecist of
Speaker 7: hip hop Fraternity AHHF. So that's the real reason. But
Speaker 7: you know, you guys, look at hip hop. It's the
Speaker 7: future FATI version. You know, you've been in it many
Speaker 7: many years. I've listened to your music, man, since I
Speaker 7: was a kid, you know. And I'm not dating this,
Speaker 7: but exactly go way back me and you and so
Speaker 7: you know, you look at it, man, it's the second
Speaker 7: largest export of American exports and then created five to
Speaker 7: six billion you know, the names of Puffy jay Z,
Speaker 7: you know, ja, the usual suspects, right, five millionaires, untold
Speaker 7: amount of millionaires.
Speaker 5: But we don't control it.
Speaker 7: So it's our culture, our col We got to control
Speaker 7: the culture and what the fraternity is. We're controlling by
Speaker 7: and various components.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: You look at the AHHF media. That's one, that's the
Speaker 7: social media. Look at AHHF magazine, AHHF Radio. We got
Speaker 7: AHHF Warshow which we're gonna be with water Brothers this year.
Speaker 7: We've got HHF Liquor. Then we got AHHL films. You know,
Speaker 7: we got five films out walm with Boosy and wal
Speaker 7: with my man Rick Ross, one with Ice Tea, Walling
Speaker 7: myself and uh another way. Got we're gonna call it
Speaker 7: the decoded with PIMC. So you know these movies are completed.
Speaker 7: We work with big distributors and stuff like that, and
Speaker 7: we're see corps. So that's the whole purpose of to
Speaker 7: teach African Americans how to own, how to be autonomist,
Speaker 7: and doing it by showing it by actions. So you know,
Speaker 7: you look at the last thing I'd like to say,
Speaker 7: it's four sectors of power.
Speaker 5: You got Washington, DC.
Speaker 7: We got a bunch of lawyers and a bunch of
Speaker 7: brothers and sisters there, right, and we just say, just.
Speaker 3: Make sure they're all some poort information.
Speaker 5: Okay, yes, sir, appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Make sure.
Speaker 5: So Washington, DC is the first sector. We just said.
Speaker 5: Our youngest hip hop artist, Key.
Speaker 7: Moore, eight years old. Look him up. He just did
Speaker 7: a video. We did a video. He had like four million,
Speaker 7: close to three to four million views in less than
Speaker 7: two months. And then that's Washington series a lot of
Speaker 7: us there. Second is a Wall Street. It's not too
Speaker 7: many of us there, you know what I'm saying. Mean,
Speaker 7: So we look at hip hop as black Wall Street.
Speaker 7: You look at all the money that degenerates.
Speaker 5: You look at me and young Mouth. You know, of
Speaker 5: course he's here HL Studios.
Speaker 7: Well, we talked about that on one of my episodes
Speaker 7: one of my podcasts, hip Hop being the new Black
Speaker 7: Wall Street because jay Z is worth more than the
Speaker 7: total GDP of Black Wall Street to talso Oklahoma in
Speaker 7: nineteen twenty and they gdpeople's two point five billion. Jay
Speaker 7: Z was worth two point five bay. So hip hop
Speaker 7: is the new Black Wall Street. But we're not at
Speaker 7: we as a collector, we're not in Wall Street. The
Speaker 7: next one is Silicon Valley, which is out here in California.
Speaker 7: You know, we don't have no real power there, maybe
Speaker 7: two percent of there. So we started own AHHL Media,
Speaker 7: our own I g our own Facebook called ahhlmedia dot com.
Speaker 7: So wherever they at, we at. And then the last
Speaker 7: one is Hollywood where we at now California. So that's
Speaker 7: why we started AHHF Films, That's why we started AHHF Magazine,
Speaker 7: AHHL Reador so we could create our own narrative within
Speaker 7: the space and within the you know this ecosystem. So
Speaker 7: that's what hip Hop Fraternity is all about. And we
Speaker 7: got it where each chapter has their own autonomy. They
Speaker 7: had their own LLC or their own five one C three,
Speaker 7: So that way the fanst could never indict us as
Speaker 7: a collector, you know. So he's in charge to wherever
Speaker 7: we go is Sacramento as the CEO's can treat she's
Speaker 7: in charge or whatever goes on her area, or you know,
Speaker 7: Mike Freshman. You know, you know what I'm coming out.
Speaker 7: Everybody is controlled. So if they dit, uh, say, well
Speaker 7: our brothers in California, he's doing some mess and we ain't.
Speaker 5: We're not all.
Speaker 7: Don't affect the whole body, you know, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean, because we learned that from cornteel Pro. You know,
Speaker 7: they have always had a thing against black folks. You know,
Speaker 7: they call it the black Messiah. Interesting when you're organized, Yeah,
Speaker 7: they don't want us organize, so we organized separately. We
Speaker 7: got thirty seven chapters. Each CEO of that chapter is
Speaker 7: his own balts. He controlled his old city. That way,
Speaker 7: we're not connected and they can't get us for they can't.
Speaker 7: That is for fraternity because uh Mason's got a fraternity,
Speaker 7: right you know, else got the knand is for hip
Speaker 7: hop because we don't control hip hop, Universal SODI Music,
Speaker 7: Columbia music. So we kind of had to create something
Speaker 7: that can be for us by us but yet you
Speaker 7: know it won't give us under those three d's, demonized,
Speaker 7: destroy and discredit. That's what they do to all black organizations, right.
Speaker 7: So the way we structure, the way we organize, is
Speaker 7: no way they can come at us, you know, under
Speaker 7: nothing illegal that we somebody in the organization purposed to
Speaker 7: do something illegal.
Speaker 5: Dead that's on itself. Yeah.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: One of the things that you said that was very important.
Speaker 3: You mentioned data, And that's what I tell people when
Speaker 3: they say my YouTube channel, my Instagram face, I say, no,
Speaker 3: it's not yours. You may have your name placed up
Speaker 3: under there, but that's theirs. You don't know. You know,
Speaker 3: you see the people that's following you, but you don't
Speaker 3: have the information outside of you trying to inbox them whatever.
Speaker 3: We don't have the emails to send them out merks
Speaker 3: things like that. We don't have their phone numbers to
Speaker 3: send them as a mess message to get into them.
Speaker 3: Like just imagine if we had a site. And that's
Speaker 3: one of the things I was trying to build on
Speaker 3: our site was so we had our own social media
Speaker 3: on there.
Speaker 5: We can have y'all do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so when people come, we can add that information
Speaker 3: and I can see people because somebody watched the show.
Speaker 3: When they're a big MCA fan. Hey, your eight got
Speaker 3: a new album.
Speaker 5: Out age, help y'all when that's what money?
Speaker 7: Yes, we have, Yeah, that's what we have. We have
Speaker 7: all social media. We can show you how to build it.
Speaker 7: You know, that's what you know, banging you all into
Speaker 7: the ecosystem, hippotunity. That's what we all about, is spreading
Speaker 7: their knowledge. Each one, go teach when your skill set
Speaker 7: is your asset. So we would show you guys, how
Speaker 7: to build your own social media, how to help people
Speaker 7: come up there. They can post, they can put their
Speaker 7: music up there. And if you go to a tech
Speaker 7: media dot com right now, that's exactly what you can do.
Speaker 7: And that's what we are about.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: We are about each one, go teach one. We ain't about,
Speaker 7: you know, holding the information right in it, you know,
Speaker 7: from the brothers. You know, because if we all get powerful,
Speaker 7: the more powerful you I m c hey, the more
Speaker 7: power is still, the more powerful we is. If we
Speaker 7: got an alliance here in California, if we could sit man,
Speaker 7: we call these brothers and we can move. Or we said, man,
Speaker 7: we got to send some brothers up there.
Speaker 5: That just like Mike Fresh who just got album DRT.
Speaker 5: We can bang them over there.
Speaker 7: We got to you know, deal with our higher radio
Speaker 7: and all these radio one all these other conglamorates that
Speaker 7: keeps us boxed out from the system.
Speaker 3: Well, charage, we're getting your money. Yeah.
Speaker 7: We create our own system and we show each other
Speaker 7: how to you know, how to how to navigate. So
Speaker 7: now we got our own Silicon Valley if it's an
Speaker 7: for us with with with social media's we got a
Speaker 7: hundred people. That's that's equivalent to Silicon Valley, and that's
Speaker 7: where the money at is.
Speaker 5: On the Internet. Like I said, I can push one button.
Speaker 5: I can show you I pushed one button.
Speaker 7: It's in the email to everybody with the mail meter
Speaker 7: seconds I push one. But I can upload anything I
Speaker 7: want to do, his flyers, whatever, and that's real talk.
Speaker 5: We have that right now. You can go over the site.
Speaker 7: Right now, you can post your video, you can post
Speaker 7: this show, you can post every show on there. And
Speaker 7: that's what we want to teach, brothers man. We got
Speaker 7: to cover the force actors, A Power Washington, d C,
Speaker 7: New York, which is the sock Exchange, a Silicon Valley
Speaker 7: in Hollywood.
Speaker 5: You know, we got the everything that they doing, we
Speaker 5: got to do. That's why I respect the Jews. A
Speaker 5: lot of people don't like the Jews, but I.
Speaker 7: Respect what they doing from the perspective of them having,
Speaker 7: you know, diversification, and that's what we need to practice
Speaker 7: as a collective, as a unified body of people. You
Speaker 7: have to practice uh you know, uh uh uh, you know,
Speaker 7: a diverse vacation. They ain't talking about d I'm talking
Speaker 7: about diversification in terms of business. That's why we got
Speaker 7: nine children of our parent company, HHF Media Group.
Speaker 5: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Those a subsidiary, so those businesses are connected and we
Speaker 7: got it at eleven twenty three, so we can pay
Speaker 7: taxes collectively under those businesses under one auspicis you know.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's yeah, that definitely is. I think a lot
Speaker 6: of brothers need to learn how to network with each
Speaker 6: other and learn that, you know, strength is in power,
Speaker 6: you feel me, Yeah, definitely they fear that, but it's
Speaker 6: a way for you know, you to avoid how f
Speaker 6: of me, Like you said, they'll charge you up the
Speaker 6: ass for shit, and when it's all about niggas just
Speaker 6: trying to connect with each other. And I think that's
Speaker 6: what's very powerful within us because once you get brothers
Speaker 6: to represent across the states, that's sometimes that's what scare motherfuckers,
Speaker 6: but it still helps us out.
Speaker 3: You know that Facebook, and I've learned this. Two months ago,
Speaker 3: we were trying to get our Facebook page going and
Speaker 3: my one of my homies told me. He said, man,
Speaker 3: you can't put links in there. Anytime you put a
Speaker 3: link in there, they bury it because Facebook don't want
Speaker 3: you going outside of their plan. Why would they gain
Speaker 3: you to go outside of their playtform. They want to
Speaker 3: keep you on there. So I got rid of those
Speaker 3: and start posting stuff directly. You know, we had a
Speaker 3: million people come to our page, a million people Trip
Speaker 3: me out, Trip me out? And he and Goldie I
Speaker 3: heard you all on the episode. Man, you know I've
Speaker 3: been doing my research. Man, That's why I asked. I
Speaker 3: mean you could ask Ken. I said, man, is you
Speaker 3: bringing Goldie with you? That? I asked him, I said,
Speaker 3: you got to bring Goldie? Man, what is the red
Speaker 3: pill conversion?
Speaker 1: The red pill conversion, I ain't never heard of that conversation.
Speaker 7: Huh, red peel conversation basically talking about when we uh,
Speaker 7: talking about the alpha mail versus the beta mail. If if
Speaker 7: you talk okay, well, you know, I don't like to
Speaker 7: call it, you know, red pill. You know they got
Speaker 7: the every way they call it the red pill.
Speaker 8: I feel like I'm talking about some different nymphs. I
Speaker 8: don't call it that, but I get what you're saying.
Speaker 8: That space that well, my podcast is called Don't Hate
Speaker 8: to Play or Learn the Game, but the red pill
Speaker 8: space is like a space where dudes talk about women
Speaker 8: things like that. I feel like I'm saying something completely
Speaker 8: different than them dudes though, so I don't really classified
Speaker 8: as that, but I'm gonna get into the spiel. I'm
Speaker 8: really talking about the great female con and really showing
Speaker 8: dudes that they really have more value than they've been
Speaker 8: tricked out of. Boy, these women, you know, I said
Speaker 8: all the time, it's called the great female kind. It's
Speaker 8: a collective cond that women are running on men right
Speaker 8: to make the man feel like he's less valuable than
Speaker 8: a woman, when in almost every aspect metric to metric,
Speaker 8: apples to apples, oranges to oranges, the man is almost
Speaker 8: always more valuable. I say it all the time in society,
Speaker 8: not every single woman, but in society. Where does a
Speaker 8: woman derive her.
Speaker 1: Value from.
Speaker 3: From the way the men treat her?
Speaker 8: Okay, I'll say this right, then tell me if you
Speaker 8: agree a woman's value in society is based on her
Speaker 8: looks most of the time, right, Okay, So if a
Speaker 8: woman's value in society is based on looks, how valuable
Speaker 8: is she really? Because it looks are destined to go away.
Speaker 8: So how can somebody whose value is predicated on something
Speaker 8: destined to go away more valuable than a man whose
Speaker 8: value is predicated on his competency, which he could have
Speaker 8: until he's seventy. Right, her looks are gonna go away,
Speaker 8: then what does she have? So if we strip the
Speaker 8: looks down because we know it's going away, and now
Speaker 8: measure her up to most men, the man is almost
Speaker 8: always more valuable. And all I'm saying to these men
Speaker 8: is you out here, you the bread winner. You go outside,
Speaker 8: you work hard every day, you do this, you do that,
Speaker 8: you come on, you take care of the bills.
Speaker 1: But your women treat you like a doormat.
Speaker 3: She treats you.
Speaker 8: As if you less valuable than her, when in reality
Speaker 8: you more valuable. It's hard to find a bunch of
Speaker 8: men lining up to take care of a single mother.
Speaker 8: But there's plenty of women out there saying, man, I
Speaker 8: want a man who is willing to take.
Speaker 3: Care of me.
Speaker 1: Right, So the value means rare. What's more rare? That
Speaker 1: man is more rare, which makes him more valuable.
Speaker 8: All I'm saying is men got to stand in their
Speaker 8: value and not let they women treat them like they're
Speaker 8: less valuable when they really have some value.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it doesn't really sound like you're not women.
Speaker 3: So I know it's gonna be some sisters, other women,
Speaker 3: get some e mail. Oh yeah, death Friday morning, they
Speaker 3: gonna be saying, what is y'all talking about? We not
Speaker 3: valuable because people don't have.
Speaker 1: I didn't say. I didn't say they weren't valuable.
Speaker 8: I was just saying, if we add a metric to
Speaker 8: metric apple and then it's like this too. You can say, Okay,
Speaker 8: well one bring more to the table. You know her,
Speaker 8: nurturing her, you know her womanly things. But that's not
Speaker 8: what these women these days have. A woman gonna show
Speaker 8: you what what she thinks is valuable by what she
Speaker 8: leads with. What does she lead when she leads with
Speaker 8: her looks and her sexuality, right, and then it's mad
Speaker 8: that a man want that from her, right, So they
Speaker 8: don't take the time to learn these other attributes, the
Speaker 8: nurturing skills and these other things that would make them
Speaker 8: valuable as women, right, So they don't even have what
Speaker 8: actually makes them truly valuable these days.
Speaker 4: So you feel that is in consideration with the women
Speaker 4: of today.
Speaker 8: Of course, you know the media, the music society, you
Speaker 8: know their mothers. You know, it's a different it's a
Speaker 8: different time.
Speaker 3: It's a different I.
Speaker 6: Would say, it's a different time as far as females
Speaker 6: or can.
Speaker 4: I mean, you see.
Speaker 6: The the aspect of how you know, uh, if you
Speaker 6: watch all these these television shows and you watch how
Speaker 6: certain dudes get in the position and feel like, you know,
Speaker 6: they have.
Speaker 4: To do certain things to please.
Speaker 6: Some of those you know, and then they want to
Speaker 6: tell you know, there's there if you got the bread,
Speaker 6: then hey, it's just what a nigga does. But you know,
Speaker 6: I've never felt that way. It goes, it goes in
Speaker 6: a certain way for me because I come from a
Speaker 6: different generation. You know, I came from the generation where
Speaker 6: you know, mamas was mamas and uh, you know, you
Speaker 6: got your ass whooped with belts and switches when you
Speaker 6: did shit wrong.
Speaker 4: I didn't come I come from the.
Speaker 6: Era where what you say see is what you get
Speaker 6: as far as the woman is concerned. And I'm just
Speaker 6: a good woman period. I'm not trying to run out.
Speaker 6: You know, whether if she was small, she was small,
Speaker 6: she was big, she was big, you know, and she
Speaker 6: was accepted like that. It was for there wasn't a
Speaker 6: sense of.
Speaker 4: I have to change myself to I.
Speaker 6: Mean, come on, this is the era of uh. Like,
Speaker 6: you walk into any area in the females of this
Speaker 6: generation is automatically gonna feel like with the shake of
Speaker 6: an ass and the and the whatever, you ready to
Speaker 6: trick off some money on them.
Speaker 8: That's what they accept, that's what they's.
Speaker 6: But that's a certain class of what I call this
Speaker 6: sort of generation. You know, with the music, you see
Speaker 6: it within the music and all that type of and
Speaker 6: it makes a female go with shit and it's openly stated,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go run and get me a BBL and
Speaker 6: go get me some wumty won't and I'm gonna hit
Speaker 6: the club or whatever, and it's gonna be something, dude,
Speaker 6: because you know that's the that's the era we end today.
Speaker 6: You know, I come from the era where you're quiet
Speaker 6: with shit. You don't let the motherfucker know you got
Speaker 6: a million dollars in the safe at home.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Day the niggas are looking at my safe. You see
Speaker 6: a billion dollars and you be so those.
Speaker 1: Used to be saved to be a trick. Now they
Speaker 1: pride for and tricking.
Speaker 4: But but it's not tricking to them.
Speaker 6: Nigga, I got a stack of money, so shit, if
Speaker 6: baby want me to pay for her some new TDS
Speaker 6: and the new ass, that's when I'm gonna go.
Speaker 3: What this song started from? What was that girl Jody Waby?
Speaker 3: They started making songs. You gotta have exail b if
Speaker 3: you want to be with me. I ain't going on
Speaker 3: but the rent On you had the Scrubs record. I
Speaker 3: don't want scrubs, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And when you think about it, right, women want millionaire dudes.
Speaker 3: They want dudes make it. I heard a girl say
Speaker 3: if he if he's making two fifty, that's not a
Speaker 3: new enough money. And then I said, well he's making
Speaker 3: more money than eighty five percent. Now you've persent of
Speaker 3: the countries. Not enough money. Where you found these men
Speaker 3: at where are all these.
Speaker 1: Games mirrors at the show on Got One?
Speaker 5: You know, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: These women, they talk to these fantastical ideas that they
Speaker 8: can't even get. I mean, most of these women who
Speaker 8: talk like that, they probably don't even have a man.
Speaker 8: I've hard pressed to find a woman who talks like
Speaker 8: that who actually has what she's talking about. It's just
Speaker 8: a fantasy in a that they getting from this music,
Speaker 8: you know the same way. You know, like the geist
Speaker 8: and music made everybody want to be a gags And
Speaker 8: now these females is pushing this trick type music and
Speaker 8: all these women want to act like this without even
Speaker 8: actually doing it.
Speaker 1: They don't even know how to break a trick.
Speaker 8: They don't even have game, right, women don't even understand, like,
Speaker 8: you don't get money from a man by saying give
Speaker 8: me some money, fuck with me.
Speaker 1: That's not even having game.
Speaker 8: You got the finessa man to get some money and
Speaker 8: not make him feel like atm They don't even have game.
Speaker 8: They listen to this music and actually think that shit work. Yeah,
Speaker 8: work on a trick ass dude who had got low
Speaker 8: self esteem. But if you really trying to break the
Speaker 8: trick for real the way they talk about it in
Speaker 8: this music, that's not even how you go about it.
Speaker 7: And another thing too, You should break down the power
Speaker 7: of the vagina, how these women use their vagina.
Speaker 5: You know, to put the value on the coop.
Speaker 8: You know, because in our classes we always try to
Speaker 8: tell these dudes, you know, it's all about the value.
Speaker 8: We place too much value on things that aren't that valuable.
Speaker 8: You know, like I said before, you know, something of
Speaker 8: value is something rare. These dudes put the pussy on
Speaker 8: a pedestal, And what we say is bring the pussy
Speaker 8: off the pedestal, put it in its proper perspective, and
Speaker 8: it's proper value. Now things become more important. If you
Speaker 8: take a woman out to eat, you take her on
Speaker 8: a vacation, right, you take her to the movie something?
Speaker 8: What does she give you in return for all of
Speaker 8: that effort? She give you some pussy?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 8: Because you've told her that it's this valuable to you. Right,
Speaker 8: you can barter with that. It's legal tender with me.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 8: What we say is take the pussy off the pedestal.
Speaker 8: Let her know that's not legal tender in this relationship.
Speaker 8: You can't pay me with that. You can't barter with it.
Speaker 8: You can't get that to me for something I do
Speaker 8: for you. When you do that and you put it
Speaker 8: in this proper perspective, the woman now has to come
Speaker 8: with something of real value for you. But as long
Speaker 8: as you make pussy this valuable thing, I'm just give
Speaker 8: you this. When you give me a new person, new bag,
Speaker 8: take me your take. I'm just give you some pussy.
Speaker 8: I say that don't mean nothing to me. I don't
Speaker 8: I don't even want that.
Speaker 4: Right now, she gonna say, I'm a good woman.
Speaker 1: Listen, come, that's what they white.
Speaker 4: These ways for your exchange of your goods and your services,
Speaker 4: the clothes, the bags, whatever you got, you a good.
Speaker 8: Let's let's let's let's talk about that. I say it
Speaker 8: all the time, we talk about it in our class.
Speaker 8: Dudes have to start having some requirements, right She says,
Speaker 8: she a good woman. She cook and she cleaned. That's
Speaker 8: not enough for me, though, and for most dudes. As
Speaker 8: long as she's a good woman. She she cooked, she cleaned,
Speaker 8: and she don't cheat on me. Oh that's a good woman.
Speaker 8: What I'm saying is women's requirements are hired, and that
Speaker 8: men should have high requirements.
Speaker 1: If you were easy to get, your easy to leave.
Speaker 8: And the reason that these women don't have much value
Speaker 8: in they man is because they caught you easy. All
Speaker 8: she had to do was show up. You didn't make
Speaker 8: her jump through no hoops. You didn't make her prove
Speaker 8: yours herself, but she makes you prove yourself. You gotta
Speaker 8: have a so amount of money, certain amount of style,
Speaker 8: certain amount of charisma, but the women just get to
Speaker 8: come out of there.
Speaker 1: Or what I'm saying is you have to know your value.
Speaker 8: When you know your value, you don't just let any
Speaker 8: broad fuck with you just because you cook and you
Speaker 8: clean and you just here. Know, you got to be
Speaker 8: actively making my life better in a certain way, or
Speaker 8: you can't be here. You just otherwise it's the same.
Speaker 8: If you being here is the same. If I was
Speaker 8: just here by myself, then you bring no value to
Speaker 8: the situation. So that's what we say, like, if you
Speaker 8: value yourself, make sure these women is coming with something.
Speaker 3: No let me ask you, because in this age of technology,
Speaker 3: you singing, more relationships get ruined by women going through
Speaker 3: men's fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know, And this is what I advocate.
Speaker 8: Right If for you anything, you've got to be a
Speaker 8: man first, right, and your relationship is always gonna fail
Speaker 8: if your women don't respect you, and she's never gonna
Speaker 8: respect you if you lie to her, So you better
Speaker 8: keep it up front with what you're doing. Listen, if
Speaker 8: you want to have other women, let her know that's
Speaker 8: what you're gonna do. Men would be surprised if you
Speaker 8: really walked up to a woman and she dealing with
Speaker 8: you when you're vibing I'll having a good time and
Speaker 8: she say that line, what are we right now?
Speaker 1: You let her know?
Speaker 8: Like, listen, baby, I like you, I like what we
Speaker 8: have gone. We got a connection. But listen, I'm not
Speaker 8: gonna lie to you. You know we can be together.
Speaker 8: But if I see another woman out and something happens,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna have sex. Are you okay with that?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna do it every day, babby, but.
Speaker 8: I'm saying if the situation arises, I'm not gonna lie
Speaker 8: to you right now and saying I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do it. Can you get with that? Do
Speaker 1: you like me enough to get with that and accept it?
Speaker 1: If not, we can pall ways?
Speaker 8: Right now, Men would be surprised how many women would
Speaker 8: be like, but then be like, damn, he keeping it
Speaker 8: real though, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But that's cool. I'm talking about the kind of man
Speaker 3: I'm talking about, regular blow to wake up five o'clock
Speaker 3: every morning, come home at five o'clock. Yeah, he take
Speaker 3: a shower. As soon as he goes to shower. We
Speaker 3: won't going through his phone and see what he's been doing.
Speaker 8: She going through his phone because he's allowed that to
Speaker 8: be the standard in the household. You know, a woman
Speaker 8: fuck with me. She not even going through my phone
Speaker 8: because what she going for because I already let her
Speaker 8: know from the jump.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do what I want to do.
Speaker 8: So if you want to go through my phone, that's fine,
Speaker 8: but guess what what you're doing it for. You can't
Speaker 8: get mad when you see something's already let you know
Speaker 8: what it was with me. So that's why I'll go
Speaker 8: back to being a man first, letting a woman know.
Speaker 8: If you gonna be dealing with other women, you might
Speaker 8: as well let your woman know up front. It'll spare
Speaker 8: you from the drama getting your car key, getting her,
Speaker 8: blowing up your job.
Speaker 1: You know, all of this drama.
Speaker 8: That's why I say you be a man first, and
Speaker 8: she'll respect you more for it. If a man get
Speaker 8: caught cheating, man, you need to just letting know, yup,
Speaker 8: I did that. She'll respect you for it, and you'll
Speaker 8: always have action back at a woman.
Speaker 5: Who has respect for you.
Speaker 8: Whether you lie, How could you be a man? You
Speaker 8: lying and you sneaking and you're cheating around.
Speaker 1: That's what little BRA's do.
Speaker 8: That's why she talked to these dudes crazy because you
Speaker 8: lying and you sneaking around. She can't respect that. And
Speaker 8: if she don't respect that, she's not gonna talk to
Speaker 8: you respectfully. So now your relationship is over. Whether you
Speaker 8: could have just been like, yeah, I did that, What
Speaker 8: she gonna say? She gonna be mad, but she went
Speaker 8: like damn he and a liar. She still gonna have
Speaker 8: that respect for you. So you always gonna have action
Speaker 8: back at her.
Speaker 4: Will you be able to keep that though?
Speaker 6: That's the whole thing from the nigga's side, because a
Speaker 6: person that's a normal Joe blow.
Speaker 4: He like he ain't gonna be able to ride.
Speaker 6: Yeah I'm I'm I'm gonna do what I want to
Speaker 6: because most of the time.
Speaker 7: How we had the classes because teach confidence, right we
Speaker 7: teach confidence and competence here, so you could be confident.
Speaker 7: But if you ain't, you ain't got no competence. So,
Speaker 7: like back to what he was saying about the female
Speaker 7: that y'all know in my games, per first ass last,
Speaker 7: I'm gonna take a chance. I canna get my cash
Speaker 7: in advance. What I did is I took the h
Speaker 7: you know the uh. I don't leave with my little head.
Speaker 7: I leave with my big head. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: So the last thing woman gonna see if she messed
Speaker 7: with me is to see my penis. She's gonna see
Speaker 7: that last. It's per first ass last. You know, I'm
Speaker 7: not even interested. And once you take and he said,
Speaker 7: you take the sex off the mantle and you put
Speaker 7: game where you put knowledge and wisdom understanding on the mantle,
Speaker 7: then that means that you have to deal with me directly.
Speaker 7: So when a woman see me and she can't use
Speaker 7: her sexual or the power to the vagina to control me,
Speaker 7: now she succumbs to what I lead. You know, the soul.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying that you know and every
Speaker 7: guy that comes from my world, the people will you
Speaker 7: know that's the real wast They want the soul because
Speaker 7: they know that if you get the.
Speaker 5: Mind, the body will follow.
Speaker 7: That's the same thing in the square where if you
Speaker 7: get your if you get a woman's mind before you
Speaker 7: get a vagila, then she will follow you.
Speaker 5: And like Goldie.
Speaker 7: Always say, if you can't lead, is she gonna take
Speaker 7: the steering? Where is she gonna leave? You know, you know,
Speaker 7: but she gonna.
Speaker 3: Take my wheel?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know we say it all the time, right,
Speaker 8: you know, dudes just wanted or like, she don't listen.
Speaker 8: She she's not submissive, she's not letting me lead. I say,
Speaker 8: most of the time, these dudes ain't ain't fit the lead.
Speaker 8: I see these dudes every day. Man, you're not fit
Speaker 8: to lead. You're not comp you're not competent in what
Speaker 8: you're doing. You're not sure about where you're going. She's
Speaker 8: looking at you and you're looking around, so she like, well, shit,
Speaker 8: he looking around. I'd rather crash this call myself than
Speaker 8: let him crash it because it looked like that's what's
Speaker 8: going gonna happen. And that's what we say. These dudes
Speaker 8: gotta get theyself right first. They're not competent because when
Speaker 8: a man is in his riful position. A woman's gonna
Speaker 8: be in her rifle position. I know you guys know
Speaker 8: it when you then as a man, A woman could
Speaker 8: be with another dude and be disrespectful on all this,
Speaker 8: and she get with you. She get in her proper
Speaker 8: position because she's with a proper man in his proper position.
Speaker 8: And what you were saying, like the average Joe blow,
Speaker 8: he ain't gonna be able to pull that off. Yes
Speaker 8: he can, though, Like I like the tell dudes all
Speaker 8: the time. Man, I was talking like this before I
Speaker 8: had anything. I mean, I spoke this shit into existence
Speaker 8: because I was calling myself a king. When I had
Speaker 8: a two door mission be she with a light I
Speaker 8: had to hit, you know, to come on, and it
Speaker 8: was rusted in the front. I had, you know, three
Speaker 8: broads in the back. So but I guess what, I
Speaker 8: only dealt with women who liked me a lot. I
Speaker 8: don't care who it is. You know, it's a bum
Speaker 8: on the street with a broad right you didn't seen it, act, dude.
Speaker 8: These dudes choose wrong, I said all the time. Man,
Speaker 8: that's the situation you're in right now. It ain't never
Speaker 8: gonna work because you violated game God rule number one.
Speaker 8: You didn't like who liked you. You getting a woman
Speaker 8: that you chasing, so she just she like, all right,
Speaker 8: fuck it, I'll fuck with you. You need to get
Speaker 8: the woman that when you looking at her, she looking
Speaker 8: at you with her eyes wide. That's the woman who
Speaker 8: gonna take whatever when she sees you like she see
Speaker 8: Chris Brown, and it's always a woman. It made me
Speaker 8: be more for me than the average Joe blow. But
Speaker 8: it's a woman out there to see him like that.
Speaker 8: And what I'm saying is, man, fuck with that bra
Speaker 8: and everything is gonna be easier and she's gonna accept
Speaker 8: whatever you coming with.
Speaker 3: So your advice, I wouldn't say this for the typical square.
Speaker 5: Yeah it is.
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 8: I'm speaking value, I'm speaking, don't lie, I'm speaking, be
Speaker 8: a man, Be truthful with your woman.
Speaker 1: You staying on your back.
Speaker 6: Ah, you're about to make the laugh until the show
Speaker 6: is over.
Speaker 3: But I'm the father starre knocking that few more.
Speaker 5: That's some truth.
Speaker 3: But see you're tripping. I'm gonna go do that.
Speaker 1: But but you know what, you can come back home.
Speaker 4: You gonna step into it like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because because because now you're a fraud, because.
Speaker 5: He starts how you feel and step in saying when
Speaker 5: you start, let me say it to you like this.
Speaker 7: So still with with you have you have a contract, right,
Speaker 7: most people call it a bad contract, the bad kind of.
Speaker 5: What makes it a bad contract? Do all the work
Speaker 5: right if you can break all.
Speaker 7: The money over and say if it's if you get
Speaker 7: into a disagreement, she have the right to uh for
Speaker 7: the voce to sail, the right fifty percent to what
Speaker 7: you earned. So if you're a multi millionaire, you got
Speaker 7: to give her, like Jeff Bezol asks him, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm talking about. You know he had to give
Speaker 7: his wife millions of dollars. You know, anybody that mayor
Speaker 7: and then and then you know, you got a different situation.
Speaker 5: So what kind of car you drive? You ain't got
Speaker 5: to you, just what kind of car you like?
Speaker 3: I got Mercedes, I got Les and I got the Mercedes.
Speaker 7: Right, you went and you registered right with the d
Speaker 7: n V. Right, they gave you a registration right so
Speaker 7: they let people know you the owner. Right when you
Speaker 7: and your wife got married, y'all went to the court.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had to go.
Speaker 7: Registered, right, rick O, you go home with that? With that,
Speaker 7: you gonna she got all right to you know, say okay, yeah,
Speaker 7: well okay, I need half of your Mercedes, I need
Speaker 7: half of your Lexus YadA YadA.
Speaker 6: Yacht Marie a saying half or do so, so what's
Speaker 6: Maria said?
Speaker 4: I need ninety percent?
Speaker 7: And that was saying he was saying, you know you
Speaker 7: hey man, you know it's how you started, how you
Speaker 7: fit what I'm saying. So a lot of the times
Speaker 7: we get in the relationship, I have some exceptions. You know, well, guys,
Speaker 7: you know, they get married, they still you know, they're
Speaker 7: the ruler, and they run their household. You know, they
Speaker 7: do what the hell they want to do. But that's
Speaker 7: not many, you know what I mean, I.
Speaker 3: Ain't many, that's not.
Speaker 1: That's not who's been tricked out there.
Speaker 8: But you gotta think about it like this, right, these dudes,
Speaker 8: athletes in particular, you know, And I ain't gonna say why.
Speaker 1: You know, these dudes they seem like the biggest tricks.
Speaker 8: And I said all the time, it's because you know,
Speaker 8: from the age of six seven, they've been playing sports
Speaker 8: their whole life. They're almost socially slow, you know, so
Speaker 8: they able to really be manipulated. But these dudes work
Speaker 8: their whole life, work so hard to become athletes, They
Speaker 8: got the money, they got the fame, and then they'll
Speaker 8: turn around and get in a relationship and let the
Speaker 8: women tell him what to do, as if she had
Speaker 8: holds any type of power in the situation. Right, because
Speaker 8: he doesn't know his value? How am I a rich
Speaker 8: multi mean, they're a famous individual. And then I'll get
Speaker 8: with a woman and she gonna tell me I can't
Speaker 8: have other women? Why did I work so hard to
Speaker 8: get this money in free to turn around and put
Speaker 8: myself and had because by this woman who didn't sacrifice
Speaker 8: to get to where I was.
Speaker 1: Why? Because psychologically I don't understand my value.
Speaker 3: Man, I'm gonna tell you some of my son played
Speaker 3: professional football. And when I'm to tell you that them
Speaker 3: women are vicious, Oh they call. My wife had to
Speaker 3: kind of go in on this one lady because she
Speaker 3: was just on my son like a thing. And my
Speaker 3: wife said, you are too old for him. If you
Speaker 3: come over buy him again, me and you gonna fight.
Speaker 3: My wife kicked their shoes off. I said what she
Speaker 3: was about to leave up? Well, you know the hamlet
Speaker 3: stuff she ran off, all kind of trim from that boy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well said God gave a woman saying thing, he
Speaker 7: gave a wife fight and the belly for the fuck. See,
Speaker 7: women are naturally more intelligent than men. A lot of
Speaker 7: men don't understand that. They think, oh, man, I got
Speaker 7: this brob. From the minute she gets with you, she
Speaker 7: already know what she gonna do with you. She already
Speaker 7: know how she gonna come at you. They sit back
Speaker 7: and they plot, you know, the the dress, to make up,
Speaker 7: the lipstick, all that is a plot. And you know
Speaker 7: the way they dress. If they wear the fish net,
Speaker 7: they're trying to catch you. If they if they wear
Speaker 7: the you know, the church church dress, they try to
Speaker 7: catch the church. They try to catch a preacher, you know,
Speaker 7: if they get you know, the tight jeans and all that.
Speaker 7: You know, they try to catch an athlete. They are strategies.
Speaker 7: So you have to marry a woman you know that's
Speaker 7: seven or deal with women that are seven years your junior,
Speaker 7: you know, and not your senior. You know, the older
Speaker 7: the woman, there's the less chance you got control the relationship.
Speaker 7: Because there's three things that people don't understand when it
Speaker 7: comes to intelligence. The first is IQ, that's an intelligent quotion.
Speaker 7: They show how intelligence you are. Then it's EQ that's
Speaker 7: emotional quotes. Women are hire in the emotional quotion area.
Speaker 7: And that's why it's old saying. In the game, they said, man,
Speaker 7: don't let your emotional superstiedes your intelligence. Don't let your
Speaker 7: IQ supersede your EQ. But women, they can, they can
Speaker 7: control that, they can master because the reason why they
Speaker 7: hire any emotion because God gave them the same thing
Speaker 7: gave its scut a white driving the belly for the funk.
Speaker 7: You give them ability to deal with situations emotionally. So
Speaker 7: a scout when it's get mad at you or you
Speaker 7: try to approach off funk. Well, a woman gonna emotionally debase. Shoot,
Speaker 7: see what I'm saying. And she got that she high
Speaker 7: in that course because what makes it so I because
Speaker 7: she's also a nurturer.
Speaker 5: She also got to take care of the kids.
Speaker 7: You know, you got to be emotionally equipped to deal
Speaker 7: with crying babies. So that but she also can use
Speaker 7: it destructively or constructively. Sometimes women use this shut. Then
Speaker 7: the last one is AQUE. That's adaptability quot shit. You
Speaker 7: got to be able to adapt the situation. And most men,
Speaker 7: you know, when they get around you know, certain situations
Speaker 7: they don't know how to adapt, you know, like me.
Speaker 7: You can put me in the room for beautiful women,
Speaker 7: and I'm not you know, my, my my little man
Speaker 7: ain't thinking about it, you know, my my, my big head.
Speaker 5: Try to figure out how can I break all these women?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying? Can I get some money
Speaker 5: out of all of them?
Speaker 7: That's just the way I think, because I can adapt
Speaker 7: to any situation. Most men don't have high degrees in
Speaker 7: these areas. A lot of men has got the ABC's,
Speaker 7: but they don't got the X, y zs. But in
Speaker 7: order to have all high levels in these four, these three,
Speaker 7: you got to know what I call character. See, character
Speaker 7: is like the alphabet. She got abc D, you know,
Speaker 7: and xyz. You gonna always spell cat c at. You
Speaker 7: always spelled the dog. But you know those characters never change.
Speaker 7: They spell it all over the world the way you
Speaker 7: spell here in America. They spell it everywhere. And the
Speaker 7: numerical system is the same one, two, three, four, five, six,
Speaker 7: seventy eighty nine. After you get to night, you got
Speaker 7: to take the one which is the first character, and
Speaker 7: go back to get to ten, to get to ten,
Speaker 7: onto a billion. Those are characters. They never change every time.
Speaker 7: They change, when they elevate, when they go up and
Speaker 7: thing so so so most men don't have character, yo, character,
Speaker 7: I tell you this.
Speaker 5: A lot of men.
Speaker 7: You see the basketball players, the youths, they got gifts.
Speaker 7: Their gifts can take them where they character can go
Speaker 7: the niggas out the ghetto. But you can't to ghettle
Speaker 7: out of this negro.
Speaker 3: That's real shit. You know when you miketion something about women,
Speaker 3: right and I noticed this the homies you know, not
Speaker 3: so often right now, becau I'm older, But when I
Speaker 3: was younger, you would get a home and you find
Speaker 3: out his brog cheating on him, and the first thing
Speaker 3: he wanted to go do is beat the nigga up
Speaker 3: and go confront her, and you tell him just kick back.
Speaker 3: You heard her more by not giving the.
Speaker 5: Fuck yeah, like that's it.
Speaker 3: You hurted her more like that, give him the fucker
Speaker 3: like exup. If a broad ever cheated on me or whatever,
Speaker 3: I wasn't never the type. I'm not going to go
Speaker 3: fight nobody. I'm not doing nothing and.
Speaker 5: I'm just move on.
Speaker 7: If Charlie's dad one gone so long, but a woman
Speaker 7: for to find out your ass doing something rag they
Speaker 7: kick it with you.
Speaker 3: And they would sex you whip like for failure. I
Speaker 3: don't seen him do it. I had a homeboy man.
Speaker 3: His wife knew he was cheating. His wife knew he
Speaker 3: was cheating for seven months and then say nothing. You
Speaker 3: know what she was doing the.
Speaker 5: Whole time, taking this well, oh way, tooking away way.
Speaker 3: He came home one day all his ship was gone.
Speaker 7: You know why that is right, because a woman leaving
Speaker 7: the mind before she would leave actually in physicality. You
Speaker 7: know people, everything that you see, the thought was the.
Speaker 5: Cause of it all.
Speaker 4: You was a thought.
Speaker 5: Your mama seen your daddy, She seeing him, she said,
Speaker 5: he fine.
Speaker 7: Lie in the in the act. It lies in the thought.
Speaker 7: As a man thinks, so is he. So you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. But we just had to be familiar
Speaker 7: with that. We got to recognize the scize what what
Speaker 7: me and Goldie like to call his patterns. You do
Speaker 7: yourself up a pattern. You study a woman's pattern. See
Speaker 7: we study animals, We started plants, We study everything. We
Speaker 7: don't never study our woman. You study a pattern.
Speaker 5: If your woman do certain things a certain way all
Speaker 5: the time, that means that everything is good.
Speaker 7: If she deviate from those patterns, they'll let you know
Speaker 7: that your household is in peril, is in danger.
Speaker 5: And that's simple. It's just simple. Any man, all your
Speaker 5: squares can learn. It's just simple.
Speaker 7: Just watch your woman pattern. If she say me and
Speaker 7: I don't she said, I don't go out to eat,
Speaker 7: I don't. I don't do that, I don't hain't with
Speaker 7: nobody else said I just want to have a girl
Speaker 7: night out. Man, you better be, you better watch out.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying, Me and the girls is
Speaker 7: going to can Cole we're doing. But she never did that,
Speaker 7: she said, out of her element.
Speaker 3: She you not going she going to cant Coon said yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So so you know, something didn't happen. You know,
Speaker 7: maybe at the job she met a knight your man.
Speaker 7: You know, then sometimes we work hard, right, we were
Speaker 7: trying to pay the bills, we got to send the
Speaker 7: kids in school and so on and so forth. We
Speaker 7: work extremely hard, and sometime we neglect them. And all
Speaker 7: it takes is some guy to say, like Goldie, you
Speaker 7: know what I'm saying, say, man, you're looking beautiful today, Mammy,
Speaker 7: y'all let go and do it and now and she's
Speaker 7: and then you know, it's even worse than that. It's
Speaker 7: even more dangerous with social media. I GI is the
Speaker 7: worst thing for relationships. When people ask me what's wrong relationship,
Speaker 7: I said, I g They said, why can't? I said,
Speaker 7: because your woman is on there looking square. She ain't
Speaker 7: got no bikinia And you got these guys with a
Speaker 7: whole bunch of you know, cap l either money said
Speaker 7: how beautiful she is, and she studied getting lights and
Speaker 7: that's we are social creatures. We love lights, we love attention.
Speaker 7: So she get more likes, and she got more follows
Speaker 7: on ig that she got a real light. And then
Speaker 7: you know, you held in your business and you ain't
Speaker 7: even recognize the pattern. And then you know she when
Speaker 7: you said she when you do that, it's trouble, Well,
Speaker 7: she ain't. Well, she ain't letting you see what what
Speaker 7: she tapping into it? She what she doing on the phone,
Speaker 7: and she stopped putting past cals on the phone.
Speaker 5: You upseent me. Women lead mentally before they actually fits.
Speaker 1: So do men?
Speaker 3: Women?
Speaker 8: Nah, that's right, you know, but I'll say, you know,
Speaker 8: she looks better going and she do coming. You know
Speaker 8: what I'm saying. I celebrate when a woman leads because
Speaker 8: to give the next woman an opportunity to take her spot.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 8: Because if you're a man and you always working on yourself,
Speaker 8: you always elevating, you always in the gym, you always
Speaker 8: eating right, you always educate yourself. You a better man
Speaker 8: three months down the line than when she met you.
Speaker 8: So therefore you can catch better when she leaves. So
Speaker 8: I would never be worried about no woman. See, when
Speaker 8: you're worried about the woman, she gonna give you a
Speaker 8: problem when you worried about So this is how I
Speaker 8: feel about it. I'm not worried about her, like, oh
Speaker 8: she doing is she don't? I'm not worried about her.
Speaker 8: I'm worried about what I'm doing. And she better keep up.
Speaker 8: And when she sees that, she gonna want to keep up.
Speaker 8: When you worried about her, she's gonna get you something
Speaker 8: to worry about.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm gonna tell you something that I'm gonna
Speaker 3: tell you something you said earlier.
Speaker 8: You said, Oh yeah, man, I was calling myself a
Speaker 8: king and making my brothers call me king when I
Speaker 8: didn't have Nathan.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, nah, yo, For of course
Speaker 1: I am from.
Speaker 3: One hundred and fifth yeah, one hundred and five, right,
Speaker 3: Brian from Cleveland. I come from poor shit. I didn't
Speaker 3: know I was poor, you know, when I was there.
Speaker 3: But I realized I was poor as I got older,
Speaker 3: you know, and thirst to SHOs. When I saw Ice
Speaker 3: T's album cover when I was in high school, that's
Speaker 3: I love that. I'm on there with that bad Spanish
Speaker 3: broad and he had to get and only had the
Speaker 3: little money sack. I said, that's gonna be me. I
Speaker 3: told Homi, y'all said, I'm going to California and I'm
Speaker 3: gonna give me some money. I don't know what the
Speaker 3: hell I'm gonna do, and I'm gonna get there, but
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do that. When I tell you that, fifteen
Speaker 3: years later, I was the motherfucker with a sack. Yeah,
Speaker 3: bad Mexican broad on my side. There's money in my pocket.
Speaker 5: Manifest man, that's it.
Speaker 8: That shit is real. With Napoleon, he'll say, Man, a
Speaker 8: burning desire. When you gotta burn desire, that's it'll take
Speaker 8: you and get you whatever you want.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what I don't do. I don't
Speaker 3: do negativity. If I'm with anybody in my crew and
Speaker 3: I'm talking about to tell y'all call him with all
Speaker 3: kinds of plots. Now if you dead, seriously, I called
Speaker 3: Brian if I got a nigga on my team, Man,
Speaker 3: we can't do that. I man ged do one for it.
Speaker 3: Yeah that energy. Yeah, all this stuff is spiritual.
Speaker 1: Man, that's a fact.
Speaker 7: Well you know when we talk about you know, uh,
Speaker 7: stuff like that. If you can put in your head,
Speaker 7: you can put in your hand whatever the mind believe
Speaker 7: it can see if it r you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: But you got to have hands and goals. So if
Speaker 7: I say, okay, better, Still'm gonna throw you in the
Speaker 7: middle of the hell desert.
Speaker 5: You're there, you like, what the hell?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 3: Kill?
Speaker 5: What i'ma do?
Speaker 7: Did I give you a GPS? What that GPS does?
Speaker 7: It allows you to go to your destination because it's
Speaker 7: a plan.
Speaker 5: You got to have.
Speaker 7: Your life got to be a GPS. And when even
Speaker 7: when you're taking the GPS and we were just we
Speaker 7: just missed out as exit. What they say you miss
Speaker 7: rowting because man who knows where you're going? You know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. A man who have a plan has
Speaker 7: a destiny. The roles that you take to get to
Speaker 7: your destination ain't gonna never be the ones that get
Speaker 7: you there.
Speaker 5: Is gonna need the detoys, the reroutes.
Speaker 7: So you know what I'm saying, as a man, think
Speaker 7: of so is he And that's all you got to
Speaker 7: do is you got to believe with the hip our
Speaker 7: fraternities like gold. He said, I've seen this before it
Speaker 7: even happened. I told them Miss King Trees over there,
Speaker 7: she's my CEO. I told all of them. By though
Speaker 7: he was about day one A one was only four
Speaker 7: of us. I said, bro, this is what we're gonna
Speaker 7: be at in so many years, and they see the manifestation.
Speaker 7: Like you said, we're on a press road right now,
Speaker 7: we all over the places everywhere like that's what you
Speaker 7: just said, right, Okay, that we is there with But
Speaker 7: I told him that before we got there.
Speaker 5: But see the problem with that is that God.
Speaker 7: Gets the vision to m C eight. So MC eight
Speaker 7: is the one that hold the keys to the vision.
Speaker 7: The only thing we can do those of us who
Speaker 7: don't have the vision is the Father is right. So
Speaker 7: when when people follow your vision, did that even makes
Speaker 7: the possibility of fuition even that more probitable probable?
Speaker 5: Now you have sayd me sometimes a man don't have vision.
Speaker 7: Right, If a man don't have vision and he's going
Speaker 7: through the scenario that we're talking about right now, you
Speaker 7: have said, he'snna end up like Moses.
Speaker 5: Y'all remember Moses in the Bible. Yes, so Moses uh
Speaker 5: turned a stick into a steaky to a stick, a
Speaker 5: sticking to a steak. He killed the.
Speaker 3: Man with his bare hand.
Speaker 7: He talked to God behind the butter bill, he told Pharaoh,
Speaker 7: less people go any part of the receipt. He got
Speaker 7: in the wilderness, he seen the Ethiopic May said, man,
Speaker 7: how do you get out the wilderess? He said, I
Speaker 7: ain't telling you, even though moseses married to his sister,
Speaker 7: I ain't telling you, man, and said.
Speaker 5: Already that dude, you' Moses. You figure out.
Speaker 7: Moses died in the wilderness forty years later. The dude
Speaker 7: that it's the open brother, the African brother that was telling.
Speaker 5: Him we we're gonna tell him.
Speaker 7: He knew the way out the williws. Forty days he
Speaker 7: got off the willdws. Moses died of the willard because
Speaker 7: he didn't have no vision. And the Bible say people
Speaker 7: parents for lack of vision. So yes, you could do
Speaker 7: whatever you want to do. But Goldie, they just got
Speaker 7: the gold chain.
Speaker 5: He and Vishing and remember the movie really that you
Speaker 5: got to have vishit Wally, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's really Nah, that's real.
Speaker 5: That's real.
Speaker 8: And I say this too, like a lot of dudes
Speaker 8: with men with camera man, A lot of you dudes
Speaker 8: ain't never gonna get your goals because of that broad sitting.
Speaker 1: Next to you.
Speaker 8: Energy is so bad, you know, it's it's counterproductive to
Speaker 8: that manifestation you're trying to have. You putting out all
Speaker 8: this good energy and these good thoughts of all attracting.
Speaker 8: Then she texting your phone, Now you got bad energy.
Speaker 8: You know, she don't want to see you win because
Speaker 8: you ain't been one hundred with her. So she's putting
Speaker 8: out counterintuitive energy into the world. And the reason that
Speaker 8: most of the dudes ain't sucessful because they're not on
Speaker 8: the same page with the woman. I've made millions with
Speaker 8: women that I got on the same page. That's why
Speaker 8: I say, like a woman is not as valuable as
Speaker 8: a man. But I know when a woman it's just
Speaker 8: as valuable as a man. And that's when her energy
Speaker 8: is right, when she's lending you that creative energy, that
Speaker 8: emotional energy that manifests and create worlds. But most dudes
Speaker 8: ain't on the same page with a woman like that.
Speaker 8: That's why I say most of the women ain't even
Speaker 8: got that for me. But when you do get a
Speaker 8: woman on the same page, the right energy, the right emotions,
Speaker 8: now you can manifest millions.
Speaker 3: And you can speak life into her too. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: tell you all the situation. Then. For the record, I
Speaker 3: don't been on my wife since I was nineteen. I
Speaker 3: loved my wife, want no other woman. Whatever. I'm not
Speaker 3: in the.
Speaker 5: He'spose to you.
Speaker 4: Done good.
Speaker 3: But I remember, man, our daughter was taking us through
Speaker 3: some shit, right, but you know, going through that rebellious stage,
Speaker 3: and she wanted to do real estate, kept telling me
Speaker 3: about it. I paid for all the the you know stuff,
Speaker 3: and she was gonna go take the test, right She said,
Speaker 3: I don't feel good. I'm not gonna do it. I said,
Speaker 3: go on to take the test. I said, you go
Speaker 3: pass it. She want to pass test with flying colors.
Speaker 3: She sold three or four hours since that time, right,
Speaker 3: But I had to speak that life again. I could
Speaker 3: have been like this to lay in the bed. No,
Speaker 3: I ain't productive. We got an all ass. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't nobody in my house to
Speaker 3: sleep past a certain time. I gotta get up.
Speaker 7: Hey, that's right. You feel what I'm saying because if
Speaker 7: you read, you ain't my daddy when you live still
Speaker 7: as somebody and I always tell my homeboys, right and
Speaker 7: not saying that I got it all, it's still I'm
Speaker 7: still on a mission.
Speaker 3: Right. If you don't have a certain amount of money
Speaker 3: in the bank, you need to have your ass up
Speaker 3: in the morning trying to figure something out. You got
Speaker 3: to have a plan, like you talk about a plan,
Speaker 3: put the playing together. You have to GPS. You have
Speaker 3: to have GPS because nobody is gonna come give you nothing.
Speaker 7: Jemmy, can't you say he said something about the woman
Speaker 7: that you know when your rhythm don't match your what
Speaker 7: but the woman's rhythm don't match your rhythm? Ironically speaking,
Speaker 7: and I used to wear ironically and I use it emphatically, right,
Speaker 7: ironically speaking, if you look at the situation in our community,
Speaker 7: the black community, eighty five percent or even more of
Speaker 7: the women are doing sale parenting. But you ask yourself,
Speaker 7: newsfly sisters, who're doing all the killing.
Speaker 5: So if y'all raising the killers. What is the absence?
Speaker 7: The absence is the man right and and the Bible
Speaker 7: say submit, And a lot of women are probably with submission.
Speaker 5: But it don't mean to submit and bow down.
Speaker 7: It means submit me, submit, your submit, your help, become
Speaker 7: and help me to that man. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: mean like you your woman been together for so long
Speaker 7: because y'all rhythms match. You know what I'm saying, y'all
Speaker 7: agree on a lot more than y'all disagree. Of course,
Speaker 7: y'all will have problems. And I think that that's the
Speaker 7: problem with a lot of women.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: They don't understand what the purpose of a man. God
Speaker 7: gave a man of Adam's apples so he can regulate
Speaker 7: his children. He could regulate this horseholder man is meant
Speaker 7: to be the head of the household. They sit your
Speaker 7: ass down, boy, you see y'all let me tell you
Speaker 7: and tell your boy. They said your wife be like still,
Speaker 7: you need to talk to them. They trip you. You know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. That happens all the time to the
Speaker 7: lion is the king of the Adamal kingdom. Because of
Speaker 7: his roar you raw.
Speaker 5: Skinned of mess, out of elephants and giraffes. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying me.
Speaker 7: But that's what makes him the king and because of
Speaker 7: his because and the man because his items.
Speaker 5: Apple intimidated woman. You know, I'm saying, she have the
Speaker 5: emotional factor. You know what I'm saying me.
Speaker 7: So everybody got something to everybody brings un to the table.
Speaker 7: She just got to put it into proper perspective. But
Speaker 7: like you said, if that woman got behind him, then
Speaker 7: these kids out here that's doing all this killing and
Speaker 7: this game banging, and there's dope dealing and all that
Speaker 7: stuff that we know that's coming from a certain element
Speaker 7: because all.
Speaker 5: The men is in jail. Right, America's five percent of
Speaker 5: the world's population, but twenty five percent of the world's incarcerated.
Speaker 6: And our generation was being told today, you know, you
Speaker 6: don't need a nigga, You don't need a man. I
Speaker 6: could do it myself. You know, I'm getting bread myself,
Speaker 6: fucking nigga. You know that's that's again, that's what our
Speaker 6: that's what our generation has becoming. See it because of
Speaker 6: a female and telling nigga in a minute, nigga, I
Speaker 6: don't need you nigga, I'm getting my own money.
Speaker 3: Nigga.
Speaker 4: I don't care you feel me.
Speaker 5: But really do need that.
Speaker 7: Like while that's why a child has got life in prison,
Speaker 7: that's why these kids are killing because you need somebody
Speaker 7: to discipline those kids in that household.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 3: This is going way off thing because y'all know you
Speaker 3: ain't even in a life. No more of y'all doing
Speaker 3: other things right, right? You were were never one, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but.
Speaker 3: I saw a female pimp on the thing and that
Speaker 3: kind of tripped me out a little bit because I
Speaker 3: thought that was a I thought that was I'm trying
Speaker 3: to think of the word I have on the tip, taboo.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I thought it was taboo. I didn't think it
Speaker 7: was right. No, that ain't right, you know. Okay, let
Speaker 7: me give you a simple example.
Speaker 5: People. Alwa was like, man, yeah, that's female pimps.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna give you a simple as simple example. Here
Speaker 7: in Hollywood, you have actors, you have actress.
Speaker 5: Right, you go to.
Speaker 7: A restaurant that got waitress and they got waitress, right,
Speaker 7: they say waitress and actress because it's a feminine aspect.
Speaker 7: So if you want to say, if you just wotan's
Speaker 7: since she got some holes and she she put them
Speaker 7: down where you got pimps and she got pimp trists.
Speaker 7: You can never be a pimp, you know what I'm saying. Mean,
Speaker 7: you can never be a pimp woman. Yes, what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: You can go through the motions. You can get a
Speaker 7: woman that geese under a fake bitch a pair of
Speaker 7: stop saying she a pair of monkey with no pocket,
Speaker 7: she a fit pair of fip, fixed up garbage. Can
Speaker 7: you say what I'm saying? We know that you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. Mean, if the bitch ain't got I
Speaker 7: mean Kenny Redd said the best of piture with no
Speaker 7: instructus ahead of he self destruction, just then that's your
Speaker 7: own boy. So we understand how that gang go. But
Speaker 7: no woman can never be a pimp. She should not
Speaker 7: even want to be a name Lex.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the girl that she had, I took that girl from.
Speaker 7: Her and then that brought yes stad she got out
Speaker 7: of my camp and she went back to Lex and
Speaker 7: she wanted to be a lesbian lifestyle.
Speaker 5: So you know, I'm saying she's a lesbian. And you
Speaker 5: know my.
Speaker 7: Girls on pimps up, hold on, they was arguing with
Speaker 7: her about bitch, come on home, come back home, bitch.
Speaker 5: You ain't no bitch, ain't gonna never get no money in.
Speaker 7: Mine, you know, said I mean in real holes and
Speaker 7: real pimps understand that, you know. But you got women
Speaker 7: out there, you know, who are just as vicious as
Speaker 7: men who are opportunists, you know, and they don't even
Speaker 7: understand the game, and they think they're doing.
Speaker 5: What we do.
Speaker 7: And and and real folk for people that really don't
Speaker 7: know that. Pepper ain't got nothing to do with no money.
Speaker 7: I don't want no money. You can't just give me anything.
Speaker 7: You gotta give me my respect. I want your soul,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. When my stomach grow, I
Speaker 7: want you to be there to give me a plate.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Mean when I got these the bathroom and hand me
Speaker 7: some toilet paper, you know, when my teeth fell sudden
Speaker 7: need to be clear, I need to be passing me
Speaker 7: a toothbrush, you know what I'm saying. That's what the
Speaker 7: pilps go for. The real pills for sold. If you
Speaker 7: don't a real pilpot to give instructions, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying. That's what you do, Hey, cook me sudden eat,
Speaker 7: Hey go get my shoes out of the car. Hey,
Speaker 7: that's what pimping is. Pipping this instruction when people got
Speaker 7: this misconception that it's all about selling pussy. Man, my
Speaker 7: bitch is Holly ever sold pussy? They sold pussy reality,
Speaker 7: it's a difference.
Speaker 5: They have a.
Speaker 7: Trigger, the trick, they can go gainst the pussy here
Speaker 7: ever touched the pussy, undersaid me. And I get millions
Speaker 7: from just giving a game that I can give a
Speaker 7: bitch for not turning the day with trigger not being
Speaker 7: a flat back.
Speaker 5: That's why you know, I was the king for so
Speaker 5: many years.
Speaker 3: These niggas, you know, they was.
Speaker 7: Over there, had bitch turning. They getting pennies and and
Speaker 7: Nichols and stuff like that. You know, I was getting
Speaker 7: thirty thousand to pop ten thousand a part. But well,
Speaker 7: you know, you know y'all send me a hundred thousand
Speaker 7: dollars watchers, you know, mink Coach, two tone, Rose Rouce's
Speaker 7: all that shit. Because I wasn't into it for that,
Speaker 7: you know. And if a woman gave me her mind
Speaker 7: and her soul, I can elevate her. I could level
Speaker 7: her up. I could take her to that I can
Speaker 7: show how to go in the casino. Never touch a
Speaker 7: man's penis, never suck as penis, never get her vagina penetrated,
Speaker 7: and come up out of there with ten thousand, fifteen thousand.
Speaker 7: It's different levels to this game, bro, That's all right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I'm gonna tell you the one thing you
Speaker 3: brought that you brought to the game, right, every rapper
Speaker 3: wanted to be a pimpy one time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, they all They had me on the animals.
Speaker 3: And that's when and that's noticed, that's when all the
Speaker 3: pimps start catching the cases.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah. And that's why I say I.
Speaker 7: Didn't now was pimps up holes down an American pimp because
Speaker 7: I know that that was as to the Black community
Speaker 7: as Scarface was to our era. When niggas wanted to
Speaker 7: be Rick Ross and niggas was selling keys and herod,
Speaker 7: they wanted to be scarfaced. Niggas wanted to be like
Speaker 7: New Jack City Colors came on the TV next day,
Speaker 7: everybody game banging in Little Rock, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: And that was influential. That was influenced by Hollywood. So
Speaker 7: when we did Pimps up Holes, down I was the
Speaker 7: star of hip. I was the main figure pimpsul hole down.
Speaker 7: I had a small part in American Pimp. But right
Speaker 7: after that you started seeing Snoop Dogg, you know, want
Speaker 7: to be a pimp. You know to t I had
Speaker 7: Pimpscott Click, Ludacris pipped all over the world, Nelli, Pimp Juice,
Speaker 7: and Hollywood came right in and they propagated. And then
Speaker 7: what happened. The fans came in. They hit us with
Speaker 7: human traffic. How can you say that black men are
Speaker 7: human trafficking when they the first traffics they brought us
Speaker 7: over here from the Africa. The translated in the African
Speaker 7: slave trade. We had over two million people died in
Speaker 7: the Atlanta passages and Electria passage, and we had millions.
Speaker 7: It was five million slaves in this country.
Speaker 3: And uh and uh.
Speaker 7: Eighteen sixty four before eighteen sixty five domanicipation of population.
Speaker 7: Out of that five million, they was working absolutely free.
Speaker 7: It was one hundred percent tax on the slave, meaning
Speaker 7: that he didn't get no food, get no clothes.
Speaker 5: Everything was taken from him. At that time. Minimum wage
Speaker 5: is even if we say fifty cent eight dollars a day.
Speaker 5: That was four dollars a day. That's twenty million dollars
Speaker 5: a day, right, twenty million dollars a day time two
Speaker 5: hundred and sixty four years. You tell me who the
Speaker 5: real human traffickers are. Yeah, let me you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: This is at that point real, you know, because I
Speaker 3: ain't gonna get int the politics at all right now.
Speaker 3: But I always tell people that, you know, everybody always
Speaker 3: talk about this person, this person. I said, we don't
Speaker 3: need to be given nobody our voting list. They talking
Speaker 3: about breaking this offs.
Speaker 1: So you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Mother for calcommon Has, I'm gonna tell you why.
Speaker 7: The reason why I'm voting for it because she works
Speaker 7: with us, my organization, Hip Hopraternity. She let us bring
Speaker 7: my people there, my my miss King tries our CEO
Speaker 7: over there, and James C. B.
Speaker 5: Gray and Key Moore and we work with them.
Speaker 7: Either Ice t did a drop for him, you know,
Speaker 7: stop the violence and if you brothers would like to
Speaker 7: do it drop. We trying to stop the visus. And
Speaker 7: you know she was working with us, and a lot
Speaker 7: of people don't know. She didn't want nothing but rappers.
Speaker 7: It's called hip hop against gun violence and brothers out
Speaker 7: here talking about some men. I love Trump, I love Trump,
Speaker 7: I love Trump. Hey man, I fucks with Trump too.
Speaker 7: I said to get one of his conceitos. Back in
Speaker 7: the day, I used to marry him. You know, I
Speaker 7: love the way he hang out with brothers. But when
Speaker 7: we talk about you know, Kamala Harrison, Kamala Harris, A
Speaker 7: lot of people don't know that this woman is actually
Speaker 7: fucking with hip hop. She fucked with uh you know,
Speaker 7: what's my man name, Big Daddy kinge Iced Tea. She
Speaker 7: fucked with migos to do uh uh Clayboo, she whatever
Speaker 7: his name is. She fuck with all of us. You know,
Speaker 7: miss my now National Director of Veteran Affairs, Miss Asher
Speaker 7: had none. That's Cassabury.
Speaker 5: She's on her administration.
Speaker 7: Go to her, everybody, go to Osha Casterbury Asha her
Speaker 7: Nanda's cabinet. Go to her page. You'll see me on there.
Speaker 7: You also see President Bike. You'll see the Vice president
Speaker 7: on theres.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what we're working with them for. I told them.
Speaker 7: In order for us to work with y'all, we need
Speaker 7: at least two to three hundred million dollars, you know,
Speaker 7: to build community centers HHF headquarters, and they're acting the
Speaker 7: capacity of a like a wym C eight where we
Speaker 7: can help these kids out and we can teach them
Speaker 7: to hip hop because you know what American new foreign
Speaker 7: policy is hip hop. You know, every time a dignitary
Speaker 7: or somebody go over to uh Dubai, they go over
Speaker 7: to Saudi Arabi. You know that, you know jay Z,
Speaker 7: you know snow Dog and these people.
Speaker 5: That's why they court hip hop.
Speaker 7: That's why hip hop is being court because we are us, y'all,
Speaker 7: the originators of this.
Speaker 5: We are the original. I mean we we are the
Speaker 5: people that's the most influential.
Speaker 7: In the world, not politics, not the white man, hip hop,
Speaker 7: not rock and roll, hipop, not country music, hip hop.
Speaker 7: That's why we got to take control of this. And
Speaker 7: that's what the hip hopportunity is doing.
Speaker 6: Do you think she uses us though as far as
Speaker 6: because like you said, hip hop is powerful makes a
Speaker 6: gang of money created billionaires and millionaires. Do you feel
Speaker 6: that they use us because we are more connected to
Speaker 6: the average community.
Speaker 7: Motherfucker? Well, let me explain to politics withitics. Politics is
Speaker 7: called quick quote pro label for a favor. All politicians
Speaker 7: are prostituted.
Speaker 5: They all for sale. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Mean, they all uses us. You know what I'm saying mean,
Speaker 7: we just got to figure out how do we want
Speaker 7: to be used, and we got to understand how to
Speaker 7: set up measures and activities in different events. That's gonna
Speaker 7: be to our benefit, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Mean.
Speaker 7: So if she says she's gonna give us two to
Speaker 7: three hundred million dollars, if she's working with us, if
Speaker 7: we got a problem with gun violence, and my man
Speaker 7: j C. B. Great, he got the street corner resources
Speaker 7: will come. Every time make a shot, we come and
Speaker 7: we we deal with that. You know, we try to
Speaker 7: neutralize the brothers from killing each other. This is the
Speaker 7: type of stuff that we're doing in the community with
Speaker 7: the hip opternity. If they down with us, they'll be
Speaker 7: down with them.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. I don't mind.
Speaker 7: I don't have no problem with a little Way and
Speaker 7: collect Black being down with Donald Trump. Hey, if he
Speaker 7: part of me, I would be two. So what you
Speaker 7: got to understand is yet that all uses us?
Speaker 5: Right, it's not.
Speaker 7: It's called quick quote pro it's a favorite for a favorite.
Speaker 7: That's what politics is. And you know what. Umar Johnson
Speaker 7: said this recently and I agree with him. He said, Man,
Speaker 7: what brothers.
Speaker 5: Don't understand is that we can vote for where we
Speaker 5: want to vote for. It the electoral college. They the
Speaker 5: one who picked the gut the president.
Speaker 7: Hillary beat Donald Trump. Hillary be Donald Trump. She wanted
Speaker 7: to pop vote. Our board wanted to pop vote who
Speaker 7: they picked. They picked Bush and they put picked Trump.
Speaker 7: So it don't make that's just a game that they play.
Speaker 7: It's a manipulation. But what I have to understand is
Speaker 7: that it's a favorite for a favorite. The reason why
Speaker 7: Little Wayne and Koda Black was pardon because the dude
Speaker 7: that got them pardon. You have saying, say, hey man,
Speaker 7: these people you I'm saying, they support our interests and
Speaker 7: that's what they do. They only gonna help who helped them.
Speaker 7: So if we helping Miss Kamala Harris, you know, with
Speaker 7: her initiative which we had, we went on the radio station,
Speaker 7: I think it was in Vegas one on part one
Speaker 7: O eight and we had James C. B. Gray, a
Speaker 7: national spokesperson, talking and interests in ice teams. Both of
Speaker 7: them was on there speaking on behalf of their oppternity.
Speaker 7: You have said me that just gave us a favorite. So,
Speaker 7: miss Kamala Harris, you know what I'm saying, You just
Speaker 7: want to look at how the politics go. She should
Speaker 7: do something for the hip hop fraternity. She owe us
Speaker 7: a favor because we got down with her, you know,
Speaker 7: from a political perspective where we felt that it's best
Speaker 7: fit our interests. If it don't fit your interest, don't
Speaker 7: vote outside your interest.
Speaker 5: If Donald Trump fits your interest.
Speaker 7: With Donald Trump doing so both for Donald Trump, I
Speaker 7: tell my partner love Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: Man niggas a gangster. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I said, well, both of them, I said me. But
Speaker 7: I have a right to choose too, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying. Then you said something about the Bible. You're
Speaker 7: talking about women being mean, and you're saying about the Bible.
Speaker 7: It's son in the Bible that I read when I
Speaker 7: was in prison, when I was in solitary of fire.
Speaker 3: He we have more few like a woman's score. Man.
Speaker 5: Revelations. Revelations is a cold book. Man.
Speaker 7: If y'all if you don't like nothing about the Bible,
Speaker 7: read Revelations so much game in it about the woman.
Speaker 7: The woman is a cold demonstration man. You know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying a lot of brothers don't understand. But yeah,
Speaker 7: but you know that's the only reason why I'm fucking
Speaker 7: with her and I you know, but anybody in the
Speaker 7: hip hopatternity could vote as they want to. But I
Speaker 7: know she allowed our young brother, Keen Moore to go
Speaker 7: to the White House.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying me. And you know, we
Speaker 5: got some things that we got going on.
Speaker 7: I can't talk about right now because I'm in the NBA,
Speaker 7: but I'm just telling you man, you know. And then
Speaker 7: also I got daughters, so as a black man and
Speaker 7: a black woman, right, if you don't believe in politics,
Speaker 7: if you don't like Kamala Harris, you know what I'm
Speaker 7: saying me thinking about the imagery of your daughter seeing
Speaker 7: a black woman at the helm of this country.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: It got because no matter who you vote for, they
Speaker 7: gonna do what they do anyway. But if you want
Speaker 7: to see the imagery and you want to see us
Speaker 7: winning as black folks. Whenco Barack Obama is the only
Speaker 7: president I would have ever voted for it, the reason
Speaker 7: why I voted for him was because I just want
Speaker 7: to see that.
Speaker 3: Imagery, right, everybody did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, and as a formal pen on the farm,
Speaker 7: as a former pimp. Pe know, the way we won
Speaker 7: in the game is when we pull up in the
Speaker 7: rolls in the jury. You know, that image you know,
Speaker 7: helped to knock the bro you know what I'm saying me,
Speaker 7: So imagery is everything.
Speaker 5: So we got to make sure that we.
Speaker 7: Got a positive image on our young women, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. So my daughters, which I got a
Speaker 7: daughter with a master degree, I got daughters with all
Speaker 7: kind of college experiences. I don't know if they got
Speaker 7: some interest in politics, but if they did, you know,
Speaker 7: hey man, it's a probability if they see Kamala win,
Speaker 7: maybe they can go and try sometime, you know. And
Speaker 7: that's just I mean, that might not be enough to
Speaker 7: you know, but I'm telling you, don't make a d this.
Speaker 3: You gotta action for sure. Gold You've never been a rapper, nah,
Speaker 3: just the game. God know, it's a cool.
Speaker 4: Motherfucking sometimes that's all the tape. That's why I say.
Speaker 6: Sometimes they take normal motherfuckers who can you know, do
Speaker 6: the same motherfucking thing and still have confidence and pride
Speaker 6: because there ain't nothing.
Speaker 3: Wrong with it.
Speaker 4: You feel me.
Speaker 3: You know, I know you are. I was talking to
Speaker 3: what's my man? You gotta record an artists, you gotta
Speaker 3: rapper that you managed right this here?
Speaker 5: Yes, Mike Fash, Mike fast Fresh, come on up here,
Speaker 5: on over.
Speaker 3: Here, real quick, man, because I told you what I
Speaker 3: wanted to get you over here? When are you telling me?
Speaker 3: Come over here? Bro? I wish we had another shift
Speaker 3: for you. But this man, how many strings have you
Speaker 3: done in your single?
Speaker 5: Twenty billion?
Speaker 3: This man got twenty biggest strings. Man, that's a lot
Speaker 3: of loop.
Speaker 4: Oh definitely, that's a lot of strings.
Speaker 3: What's the name of the song?
Speaker 9: When she walked?
Speaker 5: And the other? What's the other one? Then answer the circuit.
Speaker 3: Hey man, don't listen to this man right there. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna let you give my goods. I'm being a bad
Speaker 3: oats right now.
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, let the man sit down. Hey man, this
Speaker 7: is California. Man, now, California.
Speaker 5: I mean I might freshoo?
Speaker 4: What's good with?
Speaker 1: How y'all done?
Speaker 3: We killed? I'm gonna shoot this Michael for sure? Twenty
Speaker 3: big and streams to impress the bad ship man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I appreciate that. Man.
Speaker 3: The own boys has been in the game.
Speaker 4: Niggas got two streams and ship. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And where are you from?
Speaker 9: You said, originally from New Orleans, Louisa, And I started
Speaker 9: rapping at d f W Dallas Forward, Texas though.
Speaker 5: Where his cousin is. Okay, yeah, yeah, this is how
Speaker 5: we get cool.
Speaker 7: So Mexico got robbed, right, robbed from Milwaukee, and he
Speaker 7: called me and I was able to get mystical jewry back, right,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. Mean, And so when he
Speaker 7: told me that miss the coat was his, uh his uncle,
Speaker 7: I said, you know, he.
Speaker 5: Got robbed and I got his jewey back and uh whatever.
Speaker 7: He said, Oh man, you know that's got to tell
Speaker 7: me about his family members and stuff like that. And
Speaker 7: you know he was there with BG and all of
Speaker 7: you know, so he's been he been in the culture for.
Speaker 4: A minute, putting in the work, Yes, indeed.
Speaker 5: And so so yes I had to sign him.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, man, that's sometimes that's what it takes. You know,
Speaker 6: you gotta go through the trenches sometimes. Man, that's where
Speaker 6: we come from. But you know, you come out on
Speaker 6: the other end with positive situation. You get to hook
Speaker 6: up with Ken and everything is wonderful, you know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. So everything happened for a reason, man, especially
Speaker 6: when you come from the streets. Man, you know, we
Speaker 6: we have to, like you said, sometime that road is
Speaker 6: a little unpaved, you know what I'm saying, to get
Speaker 6: a little rocky, but you still get to the end
Speaker 6: of the street, make that turn, and now you're on
Speaker 6: smooth pavement. So sometimes that's what it takes. Man.
Speaker 3: When he up at one of them Grammys and stuff,
Speaker 3: I can say, hey, man, we had them on things.
Speaker 9: Yes, there you go, sup on the way, So yeah,
Speaker 9: that's that's what she's national. Yess indeed, let that breed. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: that's a that's a lot I say. I did like
Speaker 9: a show. Sierra just did it recently. But before Beyonce
Speaker 9: had did a show us. She was performing and she
Speaker 9: did the song like and the performance like this show
Speaker 9: love to Us straight like.
Speaker 5: That, and there was a Coachella So they just did
Speaker 5: it too, like you.
Speaker 9: Said, so Cheller, they had played it and did their own.
Speaker 9: Diplo got his own version of the song. They actually
Speaker 9: about to put that out.
Speaker 7: It's crazy thing about it. Just tell them, man the
Speaker 7: whole school man, how many people are.
Speaker 9: Doing it all over the world And man, yeah, man,
Speaker 9: every every other country.
Speaker 4: They're doing the dancing.
Speaker 6: Doing their own versions and ship and all the TikTok
Speaker 6: moves and all that, and then yeah, you get you
Speaker 6: get real, you get you, You get real big quick
Speaker 6: when people start making their own versions and ship who
Speaker 6: we used to call remixes back back in the day,
Speaker 6: but now with social media and the Internet, people can
Speaker 6: make their own versions and dance steps and all kinds
Speaker 6: of shit to it. So that's what my son always
Speaker 6: tell me. When people use your stuff, it makes you
Speaker 6: go viral faster, you feel.
Speaker 3: Because I was down nire because I saw so many people.
Speaker 3: I look on the thing, I'm looking at some more videos.
Speaker 3: They got two three nigga views. I'm like, they're getting
Speaker 3: warm uegels off up to say, the legs that strouged Pika.
Speaker 3: They telling stuff down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, tell them, don't take that ship down.
Speaker 6: Tell them because uh yeah, that that basically gives you
Speaker 6: you though. They said, that's how you go viral when
Speaker 6: other people start wanting to post your ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 9: It's actually a way where you could, like you could
Speaker 9: leave it up, but the money that's being aired still.
Speaker 3: Go to you.
Speaker 4: So it's a way you can do that.
Speaker 5: You collect the money from their views.
Speaker 3: Still exactly, No, not as far as not as far
Speaker 3: as the label situation. You don't really need No, you
Speaker 3: don't gotta fuck with no, not at all.
Speaker 4: It's already coming in like that.
Speaker 7: But you know the good thing about it though, you know.
Speaker 7: I remember we was at a show and uh, he
Speaker 7: was performing and the women was taking their ball and
Speaker 7: they was throwing it. They titty doing the titty thing,
Speaker 7: and I'm like, man, what the hell is That's before
Speaker 7: I signed.
Speaker 5: I said, Man, who is you? Dude?
Speaker 7: You know I'm sorry, And come to find out, you know,
Speaker 7: he was the truth. Man, So I said, Man, just
Speaker 7: come on to a letter.
Speaker 5: Man. I got a situation for you. Man, You're gonna
Speaker 5: love it. You know what I'm saying, Man, not at all.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, Man, if you got a girlfriend,
Speaker 3: you're getting your career pomp nangle.
Speaker 6: Last time, I had better take advice from Goldie Man
Speaker 6: to stop playing the ship.
Speaker 4: Exactly.
Speaker 3: You good to go, man. That's amazing. Man. I'm glad
Speaker 3: to see your brothers out there doing a bunch of
Speaker 3: positive stuff. That's why, if you notice, I ain't talked
Speaker 3: to you all about no pimping, No one time because
Speaker 3: he got a movie past.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly times.
Speaker 3: People want to define uspial pass all the time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: instead of what we're doing right now. Cuture right.
Speaker 7: And that's why I say put a put, don't put
Speaker 7: a period by my name. Put comments because you know
Speaker 7: I got two books, you know, The Out of Human Chests,
Speaker 7: you know, Pepolgy, the forty Laws of Game, and they
Speaker 7: best sellers.
Speaker 5: They all got.
Speaker 7: Five stars on any platform. You know, ain't too many
Speaker 7: artists can do that. It was my pep body in
Speaker 7: this twenty second printing. Most books only go to two printings.
Speaker 7: It's in this twenty second printy or its sell it
Speaker 7: like it would sell it years ago.
Speaker 5: And the good thing I tell people, the good thing about.
Speaker 7: It is I own one hundred percent of rights of
Speaker 7: my audio audiobow rights, so both books, and I had
Speaker 7: to get it back from Simon Schuster because you know,
Speaker 7: being in the music game.
Speaker 5: So I go, I go look at my my, my, my,
Speaker 5: my roorties, and they said, you know, there's no money.
Speaker 5: I'm like, what the hell is going on?
Speaker 7: And then you know, I went there they said, well
Speaker 7: it says in the contract fifteen percent royalty. But when
Speaker 7: they go to paperback. It reversed the five percent. So
Speaker 7: I had to go to Simon and Schuster. I offer
Speaker 7: a fifty thousand dollars. I said, look, I want to
Speaker 7: buy the rights to my audio book. So I wrote
Speaker 7: a contract, put a Jewish name on it, copy and
Speaker 7: pastry from the internet, and tuck it over to Sybone
Speaker 7: Shoe Street. When I got the contract in there, I
Speaker 7: had the check. I had fifty thousand dollars on it,
Speaker 7: but I didn't endorse it. The lawyer's ready. I showed
Speaker 7: him the check. You know, I pushed your check out
Speaker 7: their face. They looked at the check. I flipped that bitch.
Speaker 7: They signed that home. I hit it without the dough.
Speaker 7: The CEO of the company call He said, say, man,
Speaker 7: you did sign the check. I said, well, she they
Speaker 7: didn't read the fucking contract.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: So I ended up owning I want a hundred gold Look,
Speaker 7: I can't make this shit up.
Speaker 5: Go there out of it with dot Com, say Ki
Speaker 5: and I be the older and you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: And that goes back to a MCA was talking about, Man,
Speaker 7: fuck the pistol, fuck all that game. Main she motherfuck
Speaker 7: you want to play me, I'm gonna play you on
Speaker 7: your motherfucking level just that begin.
Speaker 5: Guess what.
Speaker 7: Guess what they respected so fucking much that they allowed
Speaker 7: me to be a fucking agent.
Speaker 5: I'm a literally agent for Cybone.
Speaker 3: Shoot.
Speaker 7: The same people that tried to play me and I
Speaker 7: played back. Now I did did three books deals with them,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying. Brought Boosie over there, got
Speaker 7: Boosie did, bought Icey over, got Iceyer that we did
Speaker 7: with Corey wise you have said me, and got action
Speaker 7: at more books, you know, because they respect that. I
Speaker 7: didn't come up there with the violence. And I told
Speaker 7: the people. The guy jereed me, I told her what happened.
Speaker 7: I said, bro listen, I'm only playing the game that
Speaker 7: y'all talking exactly. And I said, mean, y'all got me.
Speaker 7: I haven't seen royalties in four five years, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying? What the fuck is going on? And
Speaker 7: sold millions of dollars worth of books.
Speaker 5: Now they made.
Speaker 7: Millions off of the ownership of that, So you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying me, that's just some game for y'all.
Speaker 5: Man, y'all don't always got to go in there with
Speaker 5: the gun.
Speaker 7: You ain't got to cut your executives out, You ain't
Speaker 7: got to cush the record that it was out.
Speaker 5: Just get smart man, use your intelligence, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, definitely went in there back in the day,
Speaker 3: like yeah, here so that nigga checked being Yeah.
Speaker 5: But but but if I can send the bitch out
Speaker 5: there and get.
Speaker 7: A million dollars, you know what I'm saying, and get
Speaker 7: in the game, or I can play a nigga out
Speaker 7: of some money, right well, what makes me.
Speaker 5: Think that just gonna do?
Speaker 7: Got a Harvard or Yale, a Columbia University or or
Speaker 7: or a Cameras University, a title behind his name, He
Speaker 7: got some cheat skin that he you know, gonna play me. No,
Speaker 7: we're gonna go like like he said, Apple's a orange
Speaker 7: metrics the metric you know, send me what what white, black, orange?
Speaker 3: Green?
Speaker 5: Man can all play me exactly? The send mean what
Speaker 5: who's gonna all smart me?
Speaker 7: That's what I'm trying to say, you know what I'm
Speaker 7: saying me, And that's the point that I try to
Speaker 7: make to young people like man.
Speaker 5: Listen, man, hey, man, use your head for more than
Speaker 5: a head rack. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's real. Man. I appreciate y'all coming on, man, but
Speaker 3: you've been sitting over there holding on to that Bible
Speaker 3: tequila all night.
Speaker 7: Yeah man, hey man, I want to offer y'all. Man,
Speaker 7: hey man, this is my brand man to kill you more.
Speaker 7: He Me and my man Steve Love, along with Forte International.
Speaker 5: You know, y'all might have seen a lot of deals.
Speaker 7: You know, we didn't dig deals with for busy yo, Ma,
Speaker 7: Ma and Steve Love, you know we collaborate. You know
Speaker 7: when you see Bussy coming to kod and I can
Speaker 7: nearly buy twenty million dollars looking twenty thousan dollars liquor,
Speaker 7: I made that deal happen. I'm to be high the
Speaker 7: scene man, you know, like just like I chose y'all
Speaker 7: what I did with Cyber Schuste, I could talk to
Speaker 7: white folks.
Speaker 5: I know how to negotiate. I know how to do business.
Speaker 7: That's why having me as your manager or as your executive,
Speaker 7: I'm the best person for the deal because I know
Speaker 7: how to get business done.
Speaker 5: And my man and Steve Boa yeah yeah, well see
Speaker 5: you know the game. Like me and Steve O.
Speaker 7: We didn't travel and people don't even know it. We
Speaker 7: just put on some record clothes and blue jen and
Speaker 7: we went to every liquor store and dropped cases out.
Speaker 5: That's where the money. You can make money like that,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Then, you know, we put the fly, we put the
Speaker 7: billboards all over the country and all that stuff.
Speaker 5: And I we didn't did it together. We didn't went
Speaker 5: in the car.
Speaker 7: You know, we didn't flew all over the country and
Speaker 7: talked to people, you know, and did deals, you know
Speaker 7: what I'm saying. Like I said, you know, in atlant
Speaker 7: of people don't know when they was buying that bootsy
Speaker 7: liquor and all those liquor stores. I was the one
Speaker 7: talking to them people, you know, talking to them.
Speaker 3: We need to get that blue staff, that blue Oh yeah, definitely.
Speaker 4: Well not.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, well looking here man, that go My uh
Speaker 7: business partner, Steve Love over there.
Speaker 5: It's just money entertainment. You know.
Speaker 7: He also helped Boosie with the uh the rap slack
Speaker 7: deal we do. We got relationships with clogs, you know,
Speaker 7: we do book deals, we do liquid deals, and you know,
Speaker 7: we bring a whole nother flavor. Because we're from Milwaukee,
Speaker 7: were from the bottom. They call it Kilwaukee man, we
Speaker 7: ain't got no Mexicans, we ain't got no Colombians. We
Speaker 7: ain't got nothing, man, we just got this straight poverty.
Speaker 7: So you know what I'm saying, when we make a move,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying, we going real hard, you
Speaker 7: know what I mean?
Speaker 5: We could because we from that man, we like from
Speaker 5: the bottom. And that's yeah, that's what Tony dial.
Speaker 3: From y'all teell me sometimes you just pressed on, you know.
Speaker 7: You know Tony Neil Court DJs, right, you know, yeah,
Speaker 7: the Court DJs. Yeah yeah, he's from Milwaukee. Whokuka from Milwaukee.
Speaker 7: You know, a baby drew from Milwaukee. Father Divine Jour
Speaker 7: Divice from Milwaukee.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: And then you know, we we got my brother of Valentino,
Speaker 7: that's my main man, big. So we got players you
Speaker 7: know that really be down with us, man, and we
Speaker 7: bang a whole other element to the business side.
Speaker 3: Y'all get to give the people some traffic directions and
Speaker 3: we would have them our link to Hip hop Eternity
Speaker 3: site for your podcast.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah yeah yeah.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, go follow me on all platforms, Mike Fresh, m
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Speaker 7: You can find me at HHL media dot com. Join,
Speaker 7: become a member and I'll follow you back. You can
Speaker 7: email me everything all my informations on there. If you
Speaker 7: got music, did upload the music? We look at the
Speaker 7: music we're trying to sign artists, were trying to work
Speaker 7: with people like we work with Mike Fresh. You just
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Speaker 7: of y'all out there, I need y'all to follow me there.
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Speaker 4: And thank you for listening, Jill, And that's what.
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